Initiatives and Areas of Emphasis
Learn about the important initiatives in the Division of Student Affairs
Division of Student Affairs
Putting our Students First
In support of the broader mission of the University of St. Thomas, the Division of Student Affairs creates holistic educational environments that prepare students to live, learn and contribute to our intercultural society.
We’re dedicated to fostering an inclusive community where all individuals are valued and engaged; where diversity of perspectives, differences, and identities are explored in a respectful and open educational setting.
We value a community that appreciates and learns from our differences. We commit to supporting the success of all community members.
Contact Student Affairs
Monday–Friday, 8:00-4:30pm
Anderson Student Center, Room 344
Email: stuaffairs@stthomas.edu
Phone: 1-651-962-6120
Toll-free: 1-800-328-6819, x 26120
Our Departments and Offices
Connect with the many different offices of the Division of Student Affairs
Student Affairs Leadership
Our staff in the Division of Student Affairs are dedicated to supporting student and creating a rich and vibrant environment where they can learn and grow.
Vice President for Student Affairs
Get to know our Vice President for Student Affairs at St. Thomas, Dr. Karen Lange.
Student Affairs Leadership Council
The Student Affairs Leadership Council includes department leaders in Student Affairs and close partners from across the university.
Student Leadership Scholarship
The Student Leadership Scholarship Awards at the University of St. Thomas were created to identify and award scholarship aid to candidates who excel in – and are committed to – leadership, community service, and the St. Thomas mission. The awards honor several undergraduate students from all walks of campus life who demonstrate a deep commitment to the St. Thomas mission. Scholarship award recipients will be selected by the Leadership Scholarship Award Committee.
Those leaders selected will receive awards starting at $1,000 credited to their St. Thomas account.